Mark Shea of overlander.tv discusses some of the secret methods involved in interviewing people for business profile videos. The 2minprofile method involves personalising a business and capturing testimonials from happy customers, and the passion of those that run the business.
The 2minprofile video format requires a business to work out four points that differentiate itself from it’s competitors. In this video Raj discusses with Mark the four points he wishes to cover in his business profile video.
If you wish to produce business profile videos, it is important that you have done your research on the business you contact. It is also important that you know your own industry and can tell clients exactly why video is the best online marketing tool.
Mark Shea of overlander.tv and Raj Singh of khusbu digital video let you follow each step of their journey to produce a business profile video.
In this video, part of a series looking at how to produce a business profile video, we discuss how to put together an email that will impress marketing managers.
Making that first contact with business. When contacting business with regard to the production of a profile video, it is important to speak with the right person, the person who makes the decisions with regard to marketing. Once contact details of the marketing managers have been received further information can then be sent via email.
In this educational video we discuss the important points one must get across when contacting business with regard to the production of an online business profile video.
Round the World Travel Video Adventurer, Mark Shea, explains what he hopes to achieve with the World Tourism youtube channel. He wants to establish a location where viewers can view all the best tourism videos from around the world. Filmed at Perak Cave Buddhist Temple, Ipoh, Malaysia.
‘The place to view the best tourism videos the world has to offer’
For all the big decisions in life, I don’t think one is ever prepared. I think it is a matter of learning as you go.
Two months into my round the world trip it is time to assess how things are going, particularly regarding the making money on the road goal.
I’ve been reading a few books and exploring a few ideas, and one thing I would like to do is pass on my knowledge of video production on to others.
So I put out a call to all my subscribers and any one else interested, to make a video featuring the top four things to do in your home town.
Let’s make this easy and old school, no need for fancy editing, just edit in camera, with camera phone, webcam, whatever.
Try and keep the video under 2 minutes, which means 30 secs for each segment.
Imagine you are showing a visitor the highlights of where you live, your fave four things.
Load your video to your youtube channel, title it ‘Fave Four in (your town)’ and in two weeks time (Tues. 18 Oct) I will feature the best videos on my ‘overlander’ channel.
See the beauty and hospitality of Ireland, through the eyes of it’s people.
Stories include:
In Dublin I interviewed Niamh Ni Mhir who works for Hostel World,a local IT business that rode the Celtic Tiger to become the biggest Hostel booking website online Niamh explains how Ireland has changed since my last visit, in the early 1990 s and also tells us what it is she likes about living in Dublin.
I interview Kathleen Moran about the Kilkenny Craft Centre and how Kilkenny established itself as Ireland’s craft capital.
In Belfast I interviewed Sean McKernan, a photographer who in 1983 set up a photo exhibition called Belfast Exposed, featuring a lot of images from the height of the troubles.
On the Aran Islands I interviewed Teresa Millane, an old style (Sean Nos) singer.
In Galway I interviewed actor Diarmuid de Faoite about the flourishing arts scene.
The small fishing Village of Dingle on the West Coast of Ireland is home to a friendly Dolphin called Fungi, who seems to prefer the company of humans to his own kind.
In Doolin I interviewed Banjo player, Kevin Griffin about why Doolin has become the traditional music capital of Ireland.
Sean now runs an multifunction arts centre called BX Arts.
Sean discusses how Belfast has changed since the 1997 ceasefire.
In Cork I try and trace my Irish ancestors (O’Shea), and look at the modern day immigration of Polish workers to Ireland.
For my final Irish story, I visit Cahersiveen where there are some Stone Forts that may well been the home of my Shea ancestors.
Mark Shea is an innovative Australian filmmaker who for the past 10 years has produced travel documentaries from around the world.
His unique style explores regional cultures by ‘meeting the locals’.
On July 24th 2011 he sets off on a new journey, starting in Bali, with the goal to travel ‘overland’ to each continent.
Exploring Digital Nomadism and Lifestyle Design, he will produce videos while on the road and aims to survive solely on passive income made from his online ventures.
Countries visited so far:
*Indonesia *Singapore *Malaysia Mark has been travelling for 196 days 20 hours 3 minutes 56 seconds
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